Verb:

श्वास घे,

take a breath's Usage Examples:

according to the sleeve notes to their CD, "It was time to stand back, take a breather, experiment, and to embark on a new working relationship with their.

2014 (in Spanish) El Llagostera gana y coge aire (Llagostera win and take a breather); Marca, 7 February 2015 (in Spanish) Aimar at BDFutbol Aimar at Futbolme.

"El Espanyol respira a costa de Osasuna" [Espanyol take a breather at the expense of Osasuna].

Afghanistan ended in 2011: "Meaning, the Canadian military wants to take a breather to do some yoga, paint landscapes, run on the beach in gorgeous white.

chap—oh, pain in the balls!—Oh God, how fast!—you make me laugh—help—take a breather—go on, go on—that"s a little better—still not finished?—you awful swine.

"El Valencia se da un respiro" [Valencia take a breather].

"La Real coge aire y deja tocado a Alcaraz" [Real take a breather and leave Alcaraz hurting].

She also found several bankbooks given by her father, and rushed out to take a breather.

" After taking several years off to take a breather and to assess what he wanted to do next, he began putting together.

It directs the performer of the music passage to take a breath (for wind instruments and vocalists) or to make a slight pause (for.

fôlego após queda de Oswaldo" [Fluminense defeat Grêmio"s reserves and take a breather after Oswaldo"s dismissal] (in Portuguese).

Ideally, the baby will never take a breath, to avoid air going into the intestines and compressing the lungs and.

"El Sevilla respira a costa del Rayo" [Sevilla take a breather at the expense of Rayo] (in Spanish).

Synonyms:

activity, bodily function, inspiration, breathing out, bodily process, intake, expiration, aspiration, body process, exhalation, inhalation, breathing in,

Antonyms:

assembly, discontinuation, inactivity, discontinuance, activation,